Gracey Curettes

Gracey Curettes for Subgingival Instrumentation

Gracey curettes are site-specific periodontal instruments designed for precise subgingival scaling and root surface debridement. Unlike universal curettes, each Gracey pattern is angled to adapt to a specific tooth surface, allowing for controlled instrumentation and efficient deposit removal while maintaining optimal tissue preservation.

This category includes a wide range of Gracey curette designs, with variations in shank length, rigidity, and blade dimensions to support different pocket depths, access requirements, and clinical techniques. From standard patterns to extended, rigid, and mini blade configurations, Gracey curettes enable clinicians to select instruments based on procedural needs and anatomical considerations.

Gracey curette types include:

• Standard Gracey Curettes – site-specific designs for routine subgingival instrumentation
  • Anterior Gracey Curettes – optimized angulation for anterior tooth surfaces
  • Posterior Gracey Curettes – designed for access to posterior regions
• After Five Gracey Curettes – extended shanks and thinner blades for deeper periodontal pockets
• Rigid Gracey Curettes – reinforced shanks for improved stability
• Mini and Micro-Mini Gracey Curettes – narrower blades for deep, narrow, or furcation areas
• Specialty Gracey Curettes – modified designs for advanced clinical applications